So, since I'm lazy and can't write in my journal, here it goes. School. Yuck. After-school. Yum. The 5 of us finally got together in an epic....thing. But uh, we started at Gretchen's house and migrated toward wal-mart, where we run across what seemed to be a Satan worshiper picking up horror movies and saying "Satan approves" and everything. It was definitely awkward. So, the sunset was so beautiful tonight. The pink and yellow just melted into the blue. I had to take pictures ;-) Sitting in Gretchen's pick-up truck, we chatted about recent happenings while Crystal, Hudlie, and Rozzelle chowed down on some subway sandwich. I looked up and saw that the stars had disappeared. It kinda reminded me of friends. Ha. How clique. It's just, I feel so lucky and blessed to have such an amazing group of friends. And I never thought I really deserved them...after everything that's happened over the years. Oh yeah, to interrupt the tender moment, I beat up a shopping cart. It felt good. I think I won :-) But to get back to this, we stepped into Gretchen's room and sat in the dark. Something about being hidden just brought out the weird and possibly revealing side of all of us. Holding hands with Rozzelle on Gretchen's bed (please people) was so..there was a moment. Where she told me that holding hands with someone, you feel the particles crash against your hand and it begins to go numb...and that was the greatest feeling in the world. I totally agree. Talking about the future was something I try not to do very often, but it helps to talk with people who really understand. Me and Rozzelle and Hudlie planned to watch the sunset roadside one of these days. I will make sure that happens.